Mrs. Bennet's greatest goal in life is to find a suitable husband for her five daughters. Unfortunately, things didn't go according to people's wishes. The second daughter Elizabeth can always find 100 reasons for refusing to get married. The following are my comments on the film Pride and Prejudice, hoping to help you.
In fact, I haven't read this book very much, but I have chased this TV series some time ago, from which I have a lot of feelings.
The story also tells the concept of love. When a person is humble to the dust in a love, it is not far from the end. In the story, Tang Nannan gave his beloved boyfriend tuition and raised him by himself. Finally, his boyfriend stayed with the rich second generation and only said sorry to Tang Nannan. Here, I really feel sorry for her 120 times, and I am really convinced to do so in a love.
In a relationship, people who pay more are the most vulnerable. If he gives his heart and soul, the return may be negative. In the footsteps of love, two people should go hand in hand. One person walks too fast and the other person throws too far, which is very dangerous.
So later, when she was faced with whether to separate from Empress Zhu for a year, she chose to leave quietly. She understands that love can't be a stumbling block to realize her dream, and hopes that they can make progress together.
In fact, the ending of the story is quite surprising. I thought that if two people were together, everyone would be happy and the story would end satisfactorily. I didn't expect there to be such a paragraph behind, which is an explanation of the feelings abandoned in front. After the experience, you will grow.
This movie tells us not to bully others, to live in harmony with others, and to treat ourselves calmly when left out. On the road of love, don't give everything easily. Many times, instead of being humble as dust, it is better to leave some pride and love for yourself, put down all arrogance and prejudice, enjoy the present life, love vigorously once, give yourself a chance, and give each other a chance! Give up your dream in the name of loving someone, and you will lose your self-esteem! This line is very lethal!
This film left the deepest impression on me. In the real world, no one has ever encountered such a "prejudice", and sometimes you can't argue with it. The arrogant wall between prejudice and prejudice. Prejudice is contradiction, contradiction is friction, friction is spark, and spark is joke. True love has nothing to do with money, social status or even the compatibility of constellations. There is no fixed formula, and most of them just happen by accident.
Whose youth has not met a few love rat? Who hasn't had a face before? Those young and frivolous years precipitated into maturity and sophistication. Dream, love, dignity, when I was young, my blood was boiling. Looking back now, it is more like possession in middle school. Rao is mature, but he still can't cope.
After watching the romantic and beautiful film Pride and Prejudice, my biggest feeling is that "only love can get me into the marriage hall", which is also the most classic sentence of the heroine in the play and a wise saying of Elizabeth. Pride and Prejudice is a film based on Jane Austen's novel of the same name and directed by joe wright. The film mainly tells that the beautiful Elizabeth is prejudiced against Mr Darcy because of his arrogant attitude. After all kinds of twists and turns, we finally let bygones be bygones and came together. Focusing on Bennett's family, the film shows the heroine's unique view of love in a society where money was the main reference for marriage at that time. At the same time, in the film, there is also the marriage of Elizabeth's sister and friend as a foil, which further highlights the theme of the film.
First of all, grasp the key plot of the film and the psychological and emotional changes of the characters accurately. Especially in the film, Elizabeth's biggest psychological change is staring at the statue of Mr. Darcy. From Elizabeth's expression to her answer to menstruation's question (menstruation asked her, "Mr. Darcy is handsome, isn't he?" She said, "Yes") accurately shows the change of her view of Darcy. Her dislike of Mr. Darcy turned to her heart, which was a turning point in her subtle psychological and emotional changes. Of course, there are many other good plots, such as the scene where Elizabeth dances with Darcy. I won't list them all here.
Secondly, the background music and framing of the film are also a highlight of the film. Elegant piano music, playing leisurely life, subtle emotional changes, beautiful scenery and so on. When Elizabeth walked alone on the vast and beautiful grassland of England with a book, it not only showed the original natural scenery of England, but also highlighted Elizabeth's psychological yearning for freedom. The film was shot in Britain, which presented us with the most exquisite manor scenery from north to south in Britain. Music and scenery complement each other. This is the key to the success of this film.
Finally, the overall feeling of the film is relatively dull, and there is no intense scene. Even in the climax, it makes people feel that there is little fluctuation. However, it is not boring at all, but the more you eat, the more delicious it becomes. Such a film is worthy of our repeated appreciation. Because every time I watch it, it feels different.
After reading the book and watching the movie, I found that the gap between the book and the movie is much bigger than I expected. The characters are the same, but the plot is different.
For example, when Mr. Collins visited Longbourne's house, everyone was disgusted after he read the sermon collection, so what happened after he stopped reading it was different (in the movie, he talked with Mrs. Longbourne, but in the book, their conversation was the next morning, and the book described that he was bored and played backgammon with Mr. Bennett, while in the movie, he was talking with Mrs. Bennett about his partner).
Secondly: The next day, Wickham and Darcy met in the wrong place. In the movie, they meet on the other side of the river, but in the book, they meet in the street. After that, Wickham deceived Elizabeth in the wrong place. In the movie, it's by the lake, and in the book, it's at a party that isn't in the movie (this is also the point, there's a Phillips party in the book than in the movie).
Also, after Collins' proposal to Elizabeth was rejected, Elizabeth's destination (running to the river in the movie and running up the stairs in the book) was different, so Elizabeth's parents later talked to her in different places.
I found out more than a dozen differences and finally understood why there is such a big gap between movies and books. The most important point is that the film time is limited, but the length of the book is not limited. Secondly, the scenes and plots of movies should be short but attractive, so many of these movie scenes will be biased towards the choice of beauty, without paying attention to the gap with books. The most essential reason for this is that the film only conforms to the plot in the book, only to what we say-the beginning and the end, so most of the adapted films only conform to the vague outline of the story in the book without details.
For this kind of movie books, no matter watching movies or reading books, they all have their own highlights: the movies are very attractive, the scenes are beautiful, the stories develop in a very three-dimensional image, and the characters are obviously prominent. But the book is beautiful in language, easy to carry, complete in story and close to life. So books and movies like this, whether watching movies or books, will get different results. After watching the movie, the characters in your mind will be more specific, and after reading the book, your understanding of famous works will go to a new level.
When we have free time, we might as well look at such famous works by comparing movies, and maybe we will have new discoveries and understandings.
The film "Pride and Prejudice" reviews the English saying in the 4th/kloc-0th/8th century that the wedding date of Mrs. Bai's five daughters is far from hopeless, which makes her anxious. One day, when the news came that Mr. Bingley, a young rich man, had moved into the city, Mrs. Bai was very excited. She decided to arrange for one of her daughters to win the rich man's home. At a dance, Mr Bentley really liked Jane. She was the most beautiful young lady in the White House. Unfortunately, Mr. Darcy, an old friend of Bentley's, is arrogant and outspoken, so it is difficult to get along with the common people and even disdains to dance with Lisa in the White House. Who knows what he said was heard by Lisa, and the two of them never got along.
One day, Mr. Bingley suddenly disappeared, which made Jane sad. Lisa therefore blamed Darcy for separating her sister and Bentley, which made them deeply prejudiced. It was not until her sister Lydia's emotional crisis that Lisa finally understood Darcy's real intention. ......
The choice of actors in this edition is commendable, which is very close to the illustrations in the original edition of Pride and Prejudice, and is almost entirely based on the illustrations. Especially the images of Darcy, Collins, Mrs. Bennet, Mrs. Catherine and Miss Deborah (beautiful, elegant but morbid); The sisters in the class are also good, and Charlotte is gentle and rational, reaching the point of being almost beautiful. Lady Catherine and Darcy are really alike when they look serious.
Elizabeth in this version is the gentlest and most refined (when she hates Darcy, the most incisive sentence is: "I hope Mr. Darcy can marry Miss De Bourgh, so that Lady Catherine can be his mother-in-law!" ), humorous, reserved and introverted, but soft outside and rigid inside, gentle implies self-esteem and keenness, profound thoughts and frequent self-reflection; Elizabeth refused Darcy's proposal for the first time. After reading Darcy's letter, she had a deep thought, saw her vanity clearly, reached an epiphany, and the soul of the character was sublimated. Since then, her feelings for Darcy have naturally changed.
Darcy shows the characteristics of arrogance and inhumanity, and also shows his concern for Elizabeth. This kind of worry is really puzzling. I can't think of the reason, but imagine that if he shows a little affection, he will be discovered and discussed by all the geniuses described in Pride and Prejudice.
Review of the film Pride and Prejudice 5 Last night, my roommates and I watched the film Pride and Prejudice. Mainly talked about/kloc-four marriages in Britain in the 0/8th century. The most important one is the love-hate relationship between the heroine elizabeth bennet and the hero fitzwilliam Darcy. Elizabeth is a beautiful, intelligent, strong, lovely, middle-class woman who dares to pursue love. The story is mainly based on her dislike of Mr. Darcy from the beginning to respect, and then to love, and also interspersed with several happy or unfortunate marriages that happened around her. In the end, Elizabeth and Darcy have lovers, and all shall be well.
Through the different handling of lifelong events by Bennett's five daughters, this film shows the different attitudes of girls from middle-class families in villages and towns to marriage and love, thus reflecting the author's own view on marriage: it is wrong to marry for property, money and status; It is also foolish to get married without considering the above factors. So she is not only against getting married for money, but also against taking marriage as a joke. She emphasizes the importance of an ideal marriage and regards the feelings of both men and women as the cornerstone of an ideal marriage. Elizabeth, the heroine in the book, comes from a small landlord family and is loved by Darcy, the son of a rich man.
The so-called "arrogance" in the film is to point out the character weakness of Darcy, a young man with wealth, high education and keen vision; The so-called "prejudice" is to point out the mental weakness of Elizabeth, a middle-class, well-educated and witty lady. One is sharp-eyed, the other is witty and smart. Both of them are outstanding people, but they are inevitably entangled in the weakness of human nature. They met for the first time at a family dance, but because they had a bad impression on each other, they were arrogant and biased. The first impression is preconceived, and later, with the gossip of women, the love-hate relationship between Elizabeth and Darcy is caused.
"Arrogance" and "prejudice" are two undoubtedly derogatory terms. Jane Austen used "meticulous language" and "witty humor" to describe her works as exquisite symbols, and she never tires of watching such good works and movies.